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Previously on "More revenue good news"

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  • SueEllen
    replied
    Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
    The pedestrians don't expect bikes either. They just stare at their phones regardless of surroundings.

    It needs more of those moped muggers to resolve the issue.
    Nope.

    People think it won't happen to them.

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  • BrilloPad
    replied
    Originally posted by sal View Post
    1500 cars/day still make it, so doesn't look like the safety has improved, if anything the opposite is true, if pedestrians are not expecting cars etc.

    Unlike the council coffers, which makes you wonder why some of these £200k/day is not invested in better signage...
    The pedestrians don't expect bikes either. They just stare at their phones regardless of surroundings.

    It needs more of those moped muggers to resolve the issue.

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  • sal
    replied
    1500 cars/day still make it, so doesn't look like the safety has improved, if anything the opposite is true, if pedestrians are not expecting cars etc.

    Unlike the council coffers, which makes you wonder why some of these £200k/day is not invested in better signage...

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  • SueEllen
    replied
    Maybe if they could read them....

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  • BrilloPad
    started a topic More revenue good news

    More revenue good news

    Drivers being 'fleeced' £200,000 a day in London junction | Daily Mail Online

    Maybe if drivers weren't looking at their phones they would see the signs.

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